From the Navy Admiral to the Gotei 13

"The biggest problem is that everything is fine." Sakaski said with a serious look in his eyes.

In fact, this is not the second time that Diarmait has been in trouble. In the past two months, this has happened four times.

Today is the fourth time.

There was no regular pattern. The second time was half a month apart. After it returned to normal, the third time came the next day.

For more than a month, there was no reaction at all, so much so that Diarmuid and Sakaski wondered if it was all over.

As a result, it happened again suddenly.

"What do you mean by nothing is the biggest problem? Do you want me to spit out a few mouthfuls of blood pressure to calm you down?" Diarmuid took another sip of wine and rolled his eyes at Sakaski.

In the current situation, there is no problem at all. It only takes three or two minutes each time, and there is no impact at all after it is finished. It is very strange.

Sakaski sighed, not knowing what to say.

But Diarmait was not really stupid. He had already guessed something, and there was a hint of anticipation in his eyes, as well as a little regret and reluctance.

12 “Perhaps…perhaps I know what’s going on.” Diarmait hesitated and spoke.

Upon hearing this, Sakaski quickly asked, "What's going on?"

"The breath of time and space. Every time this happens, a large amount of the breath of time and space will burst out from my body, but within two or three minutes, it will be retracted. This is the fourth time. I have observed it four times. The breath is getting stronger each time." Diarmait said.

Sakaski swallowed and said uncertainly, "So? What does 'so' mean? When will you awaken your ability in time and space?"

Diarmuid was stunned for a moment. He had never thought about this before. Sakaski's words gave him a new idea.

But then he changed his mind and smiled helplessly, thinking that this should not be the possibility.

"That would be great." Diarmait smiled and said, looking quite open-minded and not nervous at all.

"So what do you mean?" Sakaski asked again.

"I felt a little familiar with it before, but after these few times, I realized that the feeling brought by Imria... when Lord Im and Uranus left was just like this, a sudden twist, and then disappeared." Diarmait said.

Sakaski was stunned for a moment, then asked in surprise, "You mean, you might also travel to another world like Uranus?"

"That's right." Diarmait nodded and continued to analyze: "If what Imlia said is correct, I do have some kind of 'world coordinates' in my body, and I carry a lot of space-time auras. It's just that I have never been exposed to them before, so I didn't discover them. Back in Panger Castle, Imlia discovered my space-time aura and world coordinates, and only then was I able to 'feel' these things. In other words, I have the possibility of traveling through time and space, but this situation has never occurred in the past forty years. It should be this ability? Skill? Anyway, these space-time auras and world coordinates are in a dormant or inactive state. After meeting Imlia and reaching an agreement with her, these dormant 'abilities' of mine were activated..."

Sakaski's expression was heavy. If that was true, it would be quite tragic.

Who knows, one morning when you wake up, Diarmait might have ascended to heaven in broad daylight!

The navy suddenly lost a heavyweight member.

Then I thought again, good guy, don’t wait until we start a war with Whitebeard. We haven’t even fought for a few rounds, and you suddenly break through the void and leave. What should I do then, Sakaski?

Wouldn’t the decapitation plan just be sending someone’s head a thousand miles away?

I have nowhere to run!

As if sensing Sakaski's concerns, Diarmait smiled and said, "Don't worry, it's still early. I can feel that although the aura of time and space in my body is increasing in volume and intensity, it's still early and far from enough. I still have time."

Seeing this, Sakaski nodded, feeling a little relieved, and then comforted him, "Don't be discouraged, maybe there is some other way to change this situation..."

"Hmm." Diarmait also smiled, then his eyes became vague again, and he murmured softly: "Discouraged...?" Are you dissatisfied with the emergence of this situation?

There must be.

I always feel that although Imlia's mistake was an 'unintentional mistake', she also got herself into trouble.

When I thought of this, I wanted to grab her, hold her down on the legs and spank her.

But unexpectedly, after Diarmait roughly guessed the situation, he felt not only dissatisfaction in his heart, but also reluctance, and some panic and uneasiness, which cannot be denied.

He didn't know where Imlia had gone, or whether she had truly returned to her original world, Earth.

If I really traveled through time this time, would I go back with him?

Is there any danger during the journey? Is Imlia still alive? Is she safe?

Diarmait didn't know any of this, and precisely because of the unknown, he felt panic and anxiety. This wasn't a battle with anyone, so how could he be confident?

But, when all these reluctance, fear and anxiety fade away.

Diarmait found that he was actually more expectant.

It's like looking forward to the arrival of this unknown journey.

Ever since Mary Geoise sent Imlia away, her heart and lonely thoughts, which had already cooled down a little, seemed to be reactivated by this unknown sign.

As a 'veteran' time traveler.

Well, even though I've only traveled through one world, it shouldn't be a problem to call myself a veteran, right?

Anyway, Diarmait came here from another world, and he knew very well the charm of traveling to a completely new world.

The new worldview, new structure, new power, new people, new things, everything new is full of attraction.

That's why he felt a little regretful after watching Imlia leave.

So now that this situation has occurred.

Diarmait was like a hesitant and indecisive guy, with both anticipation and anxiety in his heart.

As for his reluctance to leave, of course he was reluctant. He didn't know if he would have the chance to come back after leaving like this. This meant separation, separation from Gion, separation from Queen Stussy, and separation from the cute little Tina...

He broke away from all the ties that had bound him to this world for the past forty years.

It is natural to be reluctant to part.

But Diarmait also had a vague feeling in his heart. This feeling had no reason. Perhaps it was his sixth sense, or perhaps it was self-comfort. He felt that after leaving, he should have a chance to come back.

It couldn't always be a one-way journey, could it? Since it was a combination of the aura of time and space and the world coordinates, then after living in this world for forty years, he should have the so-called "world coordinates." This strange phenomenon of his own would eventually be solved. Then, if he could gather enough aura of time and space again, would he be able to return in the opposite direction?

There is no answer at all.

But this possibility is not small, isn't it?

Gion and the others also possess immortality... so there's no need to worry about spending too long and coming back to find everything has changed.

Moreover, who knows whether the flow rate between the worlds is consistent?

Maybe I have been there for decades, and only ten days or half a month has passed since I came back?

All of this is possible!

Thinking of this, Diarmait felt much relieved.

But faced with such a thing, he was ultimately at a loss, and did not have the decisiveness and heroism he had when facing enemies such as Whitebeard and others.

If you must say, it's a bit like an ostrich.

He guessed the possibility, but treated it as unknown, neither resisting nor taking the initiative. If one day he really wanted to "ascend to heaven in broad daylight", perhaps he could use a self-deceiving excuse to deceive himself, saying that it was force majeure.

So, people are sometimes quite complicated.

Even Diarmait was no exception.

Diarmait's thoughts faded, and he laughed again, waving his hand. "Forget it, forget it. There's no point dwelling on this. Time and fate are all up to fate." Sakaski wasn't one to offer comfort, and seeing Diarmait's open-mindedness, he had no choice but to nod and say, "Good fortune will come to those who are lucky."

Diarmait always felt that those who were "blessed" by these words were already dead, so he rolled his eyes at Sakaski and said, "Thank you for your good wishes." Sakaski was also a little stunned, always feeling that Diarmait's words had more to say.

But after they looked at each other, they both burst into laughter.

Three days later, after passing through the climate range of the winter island waters, the snow on the boat quickly melted away and the sun became brighter.

During these three days, Diarmait did not encounter any problems.

At this moment, he was standing on the deck, using his abilities together with Sakaski, releasing them into the air. The huge magma ball rose and fell, and from time to time, some light purple halos and dark aura flashed.

There was no doubt that Diarmuid and Sakaski were trying a combined attack.

In fact, they had been trying this all the way here, not just during this period. The navy had always attached great importance to the organization of coordinated operations, and joint attack techniques were widely circulated. Diarmuid had also studied it with Sakaski when they were in Marineford before, but this time it was more in-depth.

And it's not just Sakaski. People like Gion, Kuzan and others all have moves that cooperate with each other.

Without littering, Sakaski quickly absorbed all the magma into his body, and Diarmuid also withdrew his ability. Judging from their expressions, they should be quite happy, as if they had made enough progress.

At this moment, a naval lieutenant came over with a record pointer and a nautical chart in his hands and said: "Your Excellencies the two admirals, according to the instructions of the nautical chart and the record pointer, we have now entered the waters above the Honeycomb Island!" Sakaski and Diarmuid's eyes lit up, and then they said in unison: "You are ready to evacuate. Have the octopus balloons been arranged?" "Yes, admirals, they have been arranged." The major replied.

Diarmait nodded in satisfaction, and then said: "I will give you a ride when we reach the sky above Honeycomb Island. Then you can activate the octopus balloon, land on your own, and wait for the next order."

Chapter 457 The combined attack of the two generals: Destroying the heaven and earth!

Two days later, it was night and dawn was about to come.

It was also the darkest moment in the world, when one could not see one's hand in front of one's face.

Fortunately, Diarmait and others flew high enough and were illuminated by the starlight, so they were not blinded.

"Is that Beehive Island?" Diarmuid pointed to the sea below. A vague black shadow with sparks of fire above it proved it must be an island. Sakaski was silent for a moment, then hesitated and said, "That should be it?"

The main reason was that he couldn't see clearly. It was pitch black at night. Even if there were lights on the island, only part of it was illuminated. The distance was too far and he couldn't see clearly.

"There is only one island nearby, Honeycomb Island. Unless I have gone far off the route, there is no way I could have made a mistake, right?" Diarmuid smacked his lips.

Sakaski seemed to have thought of something, took out a monocular telescope and looked down.

"Hahahaha, it's late at night, you can't see it clearly even with a telescope." Diarmait laughed.

Sakaski did not speak. After waiting for a while, he finally vaguely saw the outline of a huge skull in the center of the island.

It is a man-made building, a product of the Rocks era. The structure of a pirate skull is actually an iconic building used for the bigwigs on the island to rest. It is very luxurious inside.

"It can't be wrong, it's Honeycomb Island!" Sakaski said with a smile on his face.

Seeing that Sakaski was so sure, Diarmuid did not find fault and nodded, saying, "Okay, let's proceed according to the plan." "It's getting dark now, let's give them a big surprise." Sakaski put away the telescope and said.

As soon as he finished speaking, Diarmuid and Sakaski both walked to the front of the deck. Lava flames began to emerge from Sakaski's body, and his breath brought out waves of darkness, as if he was ready to go.

Diarmait clasped his hands together in front of his chest, and the dark power in his body instantly burst out.

"Dark sky!" Diarmait said in a low voice.

A strong dark aura quickly emanated from him. It was a natural ability after all, so it was endless. Almost in the blink of an eye, half of the sky was dyed pitch black.

However, it was dark at this time and nothing could be seen. Even if some starlight and moonlight were blocked, no one would be surprised. Maybe it was just a cloud blocking the light?

These are all normal things.

And when the dark sky enveloped everything below, Sakaski's aura burst out.

"Go!" Sakaski growled.